Friday. April l3. I952 SCARLET AND BLACK Page Five Solosts, than, orchestra to perform ‘Roquiem‘ Soloists from Cedar Falls, De: Moincs and Grinnell will join with nearly 200 Grinncll Choral Society and Orchestra nieinhcrs Im' the Holy Week presentation trom to to 12 am. and mo to ° oi Giuseppe Verdi’s "chuicm’ in Roberts Theater neat week Two pcrlorinances will hr given. on Thursday and Friday April 19 and 20, at 3:30 p.111 James Yannatos (music) will conduct the "Requiem,” Soloisti will he Miss Jane Schleicher. voice intructor at State College or lowa, soprano; Mrs, Mary Mattteld Burdette, voice instrue tor at Drake University. cone traito; Charles Matheson, Choral director at State College of low and director of the Waterloo Choral Association, tenor; anc Don Jones (music), bass. Verdi wrote “Messa da Requr em" as a tribute to the great national hero and poet of Italy. Alessandro Manzoni, and cone ducted its first performance, May 22. 1874, in the San Marco ******* Mrs. Mary Burdettc John Norris tapped to engineer Ford foundation Appointment of John W. Norris of Marshalltown as national chairman of the Gr'nnell College Ford Foune dation ,Mzitching Fund pro~ gram has been announced by President Howard R. Bowen. Charles H. Wliitlnore of Davenport, president of the Iowaelllinois Gas and Electric Co., and a Grinnell trustee, will act as national coachairman. President Bowen said the [”04 gram will get under Way with (-1 Des Moines area kiclmi’f-dinner April 17. Well over 100 key business and professional leads ers will be involved in the Des Monies tuna program. Norris, president at Lelinox Industries, Inc., of Marshallt vii and a incinlhor and tormer c an- man ol the Crinnell Board or Trustees, will lead the program to secure ioui- million dollars by June so, 1864. The Ford Foundations in- centive gitt of two million dollars, as announced in Sep- tember, was made with the stipulation that Grinnell‘ must secure matching iuiitls on a two-tavone ha. . Norris will also chair on lie member steering committee in Church, IVllldn. i Tickets may be ohtaincd at the? Union on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, April 16. 17 and 18,l 4:30 p m. i a— ‘k at * it it a,- i , oretlicemoiith ‘curient “win Gilinour Charles Maiheson l Miss Jane Schleicher Fund campaign i all planning aspects of the pro gram, which will include nearly so area meetings involving Grin- nell alumni, parents, and othe friends of the college. Grinnell trustees serving oiil the steering committee, in addie,‘ tion to Norris and Whitmore," include: Edwin L. Fax of Des Mon-test partner in Triple “"F Feeds, and‘ current chairman or the Grinnell board. Stewart R. Kirkpatrick of, Omaha, or, the Kirkpatrick-Penis Co. David Kruidenier, Ji~., of Des Moines, vice president and gen- cral manager of the Des ‘Moines Register and Tribune Co. ‘Fred Maytag ll of Newton, chairman of the board or The Maytag Co. ' Joseph F. Roseni‘ieid of Desi Moincs, chairman or the board 0[ Yuunlt'ers. Lowell J Walker or Waterloo, [Ei’esidelit or the Walker Remedy. o Rudolph W, Weitv. of Des. Moines, chairman or the board of The Welly, Co. President Bowen and Mei-ritli C, Ludwig, vice president oil Grinneil and secretary or the Board or Trustees. complete the committee membership, i i - announced Copies are available, ‘oi tension and em lemcnt when ‘under ‘tcntion. ‘crises were the Alger Hiss case ‘Campziign‘ th 'Six Crises,' by Richard Nixon, WI" crow" '62 is PF’PE'S book oi Jthe mon’i‘h jhonorary (Olonel ”Six Crises" by Richard M. The Boolx'rolrlliCVMDlilli plan i at AFROTC Ball Nixon, Just air the press. is the a service 01 th Grinncll Ploe iourth and final political book gram iii Pract Political Edna This years An Forcc norc selection tor the cation which is directed by Cil»,,,,,1,,,,,.y bu” Wm m mm m' ”,0 i adein' rear. C. Ed» inour. (po ical Science)» six are periods Ni (1 faced political disaster conditions that attracted national and international ,\\lom£‘n‘s gym rrom o to 12 pm ’with two-neck circulation priieiDorr reads a erjtaculty members and other soc. ilegcs, at IBurIltlg Library and' v: . iai guests have ‘been invited, at the Caucus Room in the Bliinii i on T Roosevelt The 0 , , , ,- 7 . ifieshments nill be taken in an own authorship entitled “Theo-JV“, be provided by we cm- dore Roosevelt and the PanamalLo’ C b Canal" at the 15th Annual Cone‘ ‘6 ”m 0' Iercnce of the Association of iii—l In chronological order, the this week H W been announb‘wlll he entertainment by the in 1943; the lund scandal. with ed, The conference was held at Cadet “mus 1“ by Cadet 3nd im'mance in the 1952 piesidentlali _ _ y. ldirected by Cadet 2nd Lt, Paul Eisenhow hem Doii papci dealt viith thel , .. - .ll-ll »l'. most became President; the Ca“l53533Qla’JLifi’ihc‘p“i“"iggo‘she :33; m te_uanues > racas, Venezuela, riot, n icn he “ ° l Cadet Commander wnhur J. .i n -i.l-. *dbtheUmte mous kitchen debale with mm was secure y , , Khrushchev in Mom“, in 1959:led States, Iclet Colonel, Will coininis,,ion when Nixon missed the Pres l Attendmg Wm“ D0” were E clad by the corps an honorary do,” by the mm“, L of may,iituth and Anne Brincman. liVTiso‘cadct colonel and tour honorary l itomorro , Parents of the cadtts. House. 1‘ Theme oi the ball will be Ron Dol'r read a paper of his imitatiori oflicers’ mess. Music at- l , During the intermission there ternational R-lations Clubs heldl its Spectacular (are 0,, p0, nope College, Banana Mich iLt. Larry Klute. The drill team. attack in 19 MW N on BL me which Preside,“ ROOSEVQMMadgett will demonstrate crack had a brush with death; the ra- “'h‘Ch perm‘ssm m" 3“ ‘S‘hmmniLmham, newly pmmmed to Ca. and finally mg 1960 cam gni ,troni the tire rinalists nominat— gins. Brincman was secretary for arcadct majors, A One reviewer caned the hook group which discussed “The Role a unique political memoir, told‘of Latin Ammo in the United Nations.” i 7East, West philosophies _ ,to be topics of noted profs Finalists are Diane Dierks, Su- ‘sali raunce. shai-on Miller, Pris with rare candor." cilln White and Roberta Wiig. cuss “Crisis oi Freedom." , The series as opened April a Dr. Mihailo Markuvlc, a nativel by Dr. Howard it. Parsons of Coe or Yugoslavia, lecturing in tthCollege. who spoke on ”Pi'l- United States under the auspieeri losopliy and and Mental Heal: . ot a Ford Foundation grant, Willl speak on "Logic. Dialectic. and, international Relations" at an IRC coffee hour May ii. ‘ Closing the series on May 18‘. will be Dr. Goetz Roth, Vis|tlng professor to Grinneil from thel Unirerity of Heidelberg, Gar-l many. Roth will discuss “The Philosophy of Karl Jaspei-s'iat‘ 2 Philosophy Club dinner meet», Two Whitney - Fulbright ting professors are among distinguished pliOIUSO' pliers scheduled to lecture zit Grinnell this month lind next, Paul G. Kuntz (phil- osophy and religion) nil— nounced last week. U Aillig Than, a Whitney- Fulbl-ight professor tit Lawr- ence College from the Uni- versity of Rangoon, Burma, will appear in Herrick chapel at no Shot To ill am. Tuesday, He will speak on “The Essence ol Buddhism." On Tuesday, April 24, Dr. Wil- iiig. I All of the lectures are open,l to the public. Hit in “)3. linm Earle of Northwestern Um~ Verslty will lecture on “SubJQCe tivc Truth,” Earle is the author of “Objectivity," to which he is now producing a companion hook, “Subjectivity," The second Whitney-Ful- bright prorcssor, Dr. Byullg Uk Ahn, will speak at an In- ternational Relations Club coi- roe hour on May 1. Dr, Alin, who is now at Cornell College, teaches at Union Christian College and Seoul National University, Korea. The is also ellitorein-chief of Korea's “So Smige" magazine. He will dis- NOW ITS PEPSI FOR THOSE WHO THINK YOUNG. CIGARETTES CARTON S'Iop in and see our Fine Selecfion of Baked Goods DANISH MAID 818 FOURTH — We Feature Pastries 0X All Kinds — $2.45 King ’ $2.35 Reg. pIus fax STATE MINIMUM PRICE! VARSITY (formerly Laros')